Patent classifications
B41J2002/14443
ELECTROHYDRODYNAMIC PRINT HEAD WITH SHAPING ELECTRODES AND EXTRACTION ELECTRODES
The electrohydrodynamic print head comprises a plurality of nozzles. Each nozzle has a central nozzle duct laterally surrounded by a nozzle wall. The top end of the nozzle duct communicates with an ink feed duct. An annular trench laterally surrounds the nozzle. An extraction electrode is located around the axis of the nozzle at a level below it, and a shaping electrode located laterally outside the nozzle duct. The shaping electrode is arranged within a ring having a horizontal width of less than the vertical distance between said shaping electrode and the extraction electrode or it is located above the trench. Both these measures allow to operate the device with high voltages with reduced risk of electrical breakdown.
Liquid ejecting head, liquid ejecting head unit, and liquid ejecting apparatus
A liquid ejecting head includes: a head main body for ejecting liquid from nozzle openings on a liquid ejecting surface provided with the plurality of nozzle openings; a maintaining member which is adhered to the head main body at a surface side opposite to the liquid ejecting surface side of the head main body in a direction perpendicular to the liquid ejecting surface; and a fixing board which is provided at a side opposite to the maintaining member with respect to the head main body. The fixing board includes a bending portion which is bent to the head main body side. The bending portion is adhered to a side surface of the maintaining member. The head main body is disposed in a space formed by adhering the maintaining member and the fixing board to each other.
Electrohydrodynamic print head with shaping electrodes and extraction electrodes
The electrohydrodynamic print head comprises a plurality of nozzles. Each nozzle has a central nozzle duct laterally surrounded by a nozzle wall. The top end of the nozzle duct communicates with an ink feed duct. An annular trench laterally surrounds the nozzle. An extraction electrode is located around the axis of the nozzle at a level below it, and a shaping electrode located laterally outside the nozzle duct. The shaping electrode is arranged within a ring having a horizontal width of less than the vertical distance between said shaping electrode and the extraction electrode or it is located above the trench. Both these measures allow to operate the device with high voltages with reduced risk of electrical breakdown.
INKJET PRINTING METHOD, AND ASSEMBLY FOR CARRYING OUT THE METHOD
An inkjet printing method includes directing a printhead of an inkjet printer towards a substrate to be printed, generating ink drops in the printhead of the inkjet printer, and directing the ink drops, after they have been discharged from the nozzle of the printhead, into a zone with a locally increased temperature in such a way that the volume of the drops is actively reduced during the phase of flight to the substrate.
Liquid ejecting head, liquid ejecting head unit, and liquid ejecting apparatus
A liquid ejecting head includes: a head main body for ejecting liquid from nozzle openings on a liquid ejecting surface provided with the plurality of nozzle openings; a maintaining member which is adhered to the head main body at a surface side opposite to the liquid ejecting surface side of the head main body in a direction perpendicular to the liquid ejecting surface; and a fixing board which is provided at a side opposite to the maintaining member with respect to the head main body. The fixing board includes a bending portion which is bent to the head main body side. The bending portion is adhered to a side surface of the maintaining member. The head main body is disposed in a space formed by adhering the maintaining member and the fixing board to each other.
LIQUID EJECTING HEAD, LIQUID EJECTING HEAD UNIT, AND LIQUID EJECTING APPARATUS
A liquid ejecting head includes: a head main body for ejecting liquid from nozzle openings on a liquid ejecting surface provided with the plurality of nozzle openings; a maintaining member which is adhered to the head main body at a surface side opposite to the liquid ejecting surface side of the head main body in a direction perpendicular to the liquid ejecting surface; and a fixing board which is provided at a side opposite to the maintaining member with respect to the head main body. The fixing board includes a bending portion which is bent to the head main body side. The bending portion is adhered to a side surface of the maintaining member. The head main body is disposed in a space formed by adhering the maintaining member and the fixing board to each other.
Liquid discharging apparatus
A liquid discharging apparatus includes multiple nozzle rows, in which a plurality of nozzles capable of discharging liquid onto a medium are arranged, that are arranged in an intersection direction intersecting with a nozzles-arranged direction where the nozzles are arranged, a shielding portion that shields an area between the nozzle rows, and a collecting portion that collects mist which is attached to the shielding portion and is generated due to discharging of the liquid from the nozzles.
Inkjet printer having ink distribution stack for receiving ink from ink ducting structure
A printhead assembly includes an ink distribution assembly including an ink distribution molding, the ink distribution molding including a plurality of first ducts; at least one printhead integrated circuit in fluid communication with the ink distribution assembly; and a rotary platen having at least three surface, each surface for providing one of a platen surface, capping portion, and a blotting portion. The ink distribution assembly further includes a plurality of second ducts acutely angled with respect to the plurality of first ducts, a plurality of transfer ports facilitating fluid communication between the plurality of first ducts and the plurality of second ducts, and a plurality of ink inlet ports facilitating fluid communication between an ink cassette and the plurality of first ducts.
Liquid ejection head and inkjet recording apparatus
A liquid ejection head includes: a channel member; an ejection substrate being disposed in a recess of the channel member and having a nozzle row of nozzles arranged in a first direction; and a sealing member having a thermosetting resin filled in a predetermined space defined by side and bottom surfaces of the recess and a side surface of the ejection substrate and located upstream of the ejection substrate in a second direction. The sealing member includes: a first sealing portion having a first resin located near the bottom surface of the predetermined space; and a second sealing portion having a second resin located near an ejection surface of the ejection substrate. A coefficient of linear expansion of the first resin is less than that of the second resin, and a specific gravity of the first resin is greater than that of the second resin.